FREE for collection 5/9 g plan extending dining table and 4 chairs

By ladyruskin
September 4, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted September 4, 2015

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Posted September 4, 2015

Needs some TLC but perfectly serviceable. Water marks on the surface and one of the chairs is slightly scratched. Great restoration project of a design classic. To be collected from Loughborough Junction on Saturday 5 September. PM with email address for photos

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